Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Persistent 'ringing' in the ears after shooting is usually a sign of:
Ringing (tinnitus) is a clear symptom of acoustic trauma and signifies that hearing protection was inadequate or not used.
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Question: Persistent 'ringing' in the ears after shooting is usually a sign of:
Answer options:
- Excellent hearing sensitivity
- Clean ears ✅ Permanent hearing damage (tinnitus)
- Temporary earwax buildup
Correct answer: Permanent hearing damage (tinnitus)
Explanation: Ringing (tinnitus) is a clear symptom of acoustic trauma and signifies that hearing protection was inadequate or not used.
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